Is the price of Italian tourism high?

The consumption level varies greatly among cities in Italy, with Venice, Milan and Florence as the cities with the highest prices.

Food is the most important thing for the people. First, let's look at the specific price level in Italy:

Eggs: homemade brand eggs, 1 in a drawer, .99 Euro.

Bread: 6 pieces of raw bread in a bag of 1.5 euros

, which can be baked in the oven at home, 2.5 euros each.

spaghetti: the best is Barilla's. At the discount, 1g spaghetti No.3, 3 euros

olive oil: 2L, 8 euros

biscuits: COOP's own brand, similar to interesting biscuits, 1.5 euros, enough to eat for a week.

Pots such as pans: at the discount, they are weighed by the pound, about. In addition, if there are TODIS and SIDIS supermarkets in your city, it is recommended to buy fresh vegetables from SIDIS, discounted ice cream and TODIS biscuits, chocolate, pasta and ketchup. Because it will be cheaper than COOP's.

Accommodation: In northern Italy and major tourist cities, the cost of accommodation is usually high, especially during the peak tourist season. The price can be said to be soaring, starting from 4 euros for a single room and 55 euros for a double room with two separate twin beds or double beds. Youth hostels are also relatively expensive, and staying at night usually costs 1 ~ 2 euros for breakfast.

On the whole, the public transportation in Italy is orderly, which can be divided into buses, trams and subways. Take a bus or tram in various cities in Italy. Tickets are not sold on the bus. First, you need to buy tickets at newsstands, tobacco shops or bars. After you get on the bus, you can print them on the automatic ticket checking machine, automatically record the boarding time, and you can transfer to other vehicles with this ticket within the effective time.

You are a fashion kingdom, and there are countless famous brands in Italy, such as Gucci, Prada, Ferragamo…… ... So it's a loss to visit famous brand stores in Italy, and it's the right way to go straight to the super Outlet! There are more than 2 Outlet stores in Italy, ranging from luxury brands such as Prada and Ferragamo to fashion brands such as Diesel and Energie, all of which will join the "carnival of brand discounts", and most of them are 1-3 fold off the original price. You can buy a first-line big-name place at the price of ordinary goods. Even the locals in Europe will drive with their relatives and friends for a shopping trip whenever they have time, and then return home with a full load.